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Stories published September 22, 2008

Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.

Indians keep Red Sox from clinching with 4-3 win

BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox will have to wait at least one more day to clinch their fifth


Penguins win preseason opener

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Tyler Kennedy scored a tie-breaking power-play goal early in the third period to


Newton Falls parents ask questions about busing, teacher-student ratio

NEWTON FALLS — The board of education usually allocates 30 minutes for comments and questions from


South Range golfer eyes state title

1Under normal circumstances, being a standard bearer combines all the excitement of sign-holding and


Ursuline boys win sectional golf

VIENNA — Ursuline High carded a team score of 304 to win the Division II boys sectional golf


YSU linemen cited by conference

ST. LOUIS — Youngstown State’s entire offensive line was cited by the Missouri Valley Football


af2 will be in Toledo in 2010

TOLEDO — Toledo Arena Sports says it has acquired an arena football franchise and the team will


Judge allows ATM card in as evidence in upcoming murder trial

YOUNGSTOWN — An ATM card belonging to a Youngstown State University student slain almost 23 years

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Union says it did not endorse opponent of U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan

YOUNGSTOWN — An employee union is demanding U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan’s Republican opponent remove “false


Park Vista invites public to card party

YOUNGSTOWN — Park Vista of Youngstown invites the public to a card party from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Oct.


REUNIONS

• Chalker High School in Southington has planned a semiannual breakfast for the alumnae for 9 a.m.


Attic treasure sale

MINERAL RIDGE — An attic treasure and rummage sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 4 at


Growth anticipated by Kiwanis Club

CANFIELD — Barbara Smith, president-elect of Kiwanis Club of Western Mahoning County, attended the


Austintown Block Watch

AUSTINTOWN — Austintown Central Block Watch will meet at 7 p.m. Sept. 30 at Wickliffe Christian


Simon Road Church event

BOARDMAN — Simon Road Church of God, 4750 Simon Road, will have a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Trash and treasure sale at Boardman church

BOARDMAN — Boardman United Methodist Church, 6809 Market St., will have its fall trash and treasure


State Controlling Board approves funding for state park facilities in Mahoning, Columbiana counties

COLUMBUS — The state Controlling Board approved funding today for improvements at state park


Cops kill ‘dazed and confused’ raccoon on South Side

YOUNGSTOWN — One of two small raccoons wandering around “dazed and confused” Sunday afternoon on


Police confront driver hit by bullet

YOUNGSTOWN — Charles Richardson told police he was shot in the right leg when someone inside a Pontiac SUV opened fire as he drove his cousin’s car southbound on Hillman Street near Myrtle Avenue late Sunday night.


Pair convicted in Kaluza case face sentencing Tuesday

Two people convicted in the March 24 shooting and robbery of a South Avenue restaurant manager will learn their fates Tuesday.


State Patrol promotes Altman to lieutenant

John C. Altman of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Canfield Post was promoted to the rank of lieutenant Monday by Colonel Richard H. Collins, patrol superintendent. Altman will transfer to the Toledo Post to serve as post commander.


Like Milton police are TRU TV stars

LAKE MILTON — Films crews from Los Angeles rode along with Lake Milton police officers in May to document traffic stops and other encounters to air on TruTV cable series “Speeders” and MTV reality series “Busted,” said Chief Michael K. Saltsman Sr.


National Guard due home Thursday

YOUNGSTOWN — Members of the Ohio Army National Guard’s 838th Military Police Co., with headquarters in Austintown, are returning home Thursday from conducting missions in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.


Brunner paves way for Aey to run as write-in

Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner decided today that David P. Aey is eligible to run for Mahoning County sheriff as a write-in candidate.


Two city houses torched this past weekend

Two vacant houses on the South Side set afire...


State checks for mines in Weathersfield

A team from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Mineral Resources Management, which has been working in Weathersfield Township on a mine subsidence project for a month, plans to start another project in the township over the next several weeks.


Warren police to nab mystery monitor thief

thief who walked off with a lightweight flat-screen computer monitor from the main library on Mahoning Avenue Saturday afternoon may have been a mystery novel fan, but police hope her act won’t be a mystery for long.


Dog thwarts trespasser in Warren

A Northfield Avenue Northwest Warren woman can apparently thank her German Shepherd for thwarting a break-in at her home at about 2:20 a.m. today.


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South Range Elementary wins award

The state education department nominated the school based on its consistent record of


Athleticism, speed are key to Howland success

The Tigers are 8-0-1 with a tie against Hathaway Brown. HOWLAND — The Howland girls soccer

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Plan is just first step, panel head says

Community input will be gathered from various groups. BOARDMAN — The leader of a business


‘A new school, a new attitude’

The new MLK Jr. Elementary in Youngstown serves about 450 pupils. YOUNGSTOWN — Cathy Dorbish,

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Big Ben battered, Steelers stuffed

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ben Roethlisberger had a bandage on his throwing hand and winced while dressing.


Shuba recalls stadium fondly

The former Brooklyn Dodger played three World Series at Yankee Stadium. YOUNGSTOWN — With the


Salem to update its traffic system

The city plans to smooth out traffic on its main drag. SALEM — Next year around this time the


Biffle captures second straight Chase victory; Edwards leads

The glory day for the Roush teams was a nightmare for top-seeded Kyle Busch. DOVER, Del. — At


Stark ravin’ bad

Anderson awful in Browns’ 28-10 loss to Ravens BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Ravens were


New Harding High offers a ‘classy’ ambience

Three schools for pupils in kindergarten through eighth grade are being built in Warren.

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Early-retirement savings to cover YSU bond debt

The university plans to borrow $40 million to finance a variety of projects. YOUNGSTOWN — The


IN The HUDDLE Locals in the NFL

How NFL players with local ties fared Sunday: Pierre Garcon (wide receiver Mount Union, Colts) —


Man killed in crash

Man killed in crash MECCA — The Warren Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a


Vindicator intern lets go, takes charge, awakens

Getting hypnotized is as profound and as mundane as waking up in the morning. Deep thoughts like

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Valley broadcasters work to meet deadline

YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Valley’s commercial television broadcasters are preparing for the digital


Did al-Qaida bomb hotel?

Did al-Qaida bomb hotel? ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Taliban militants based near the Afghan border and


STATE OF OHIO

STATE OF OHIO Background checks It wasn’t until 1993 that nonteaching school employees who had


A now-closed early-retirement incentive program at Youngstown State University will result in

A now-closed early-retirement incentive program at Youngstown State University will result in


Study: In algebra, kids are misplaced

Algebra is viewed as a ‘gateway’ course for higher learning. WASHINGTON (AP) — More kids than


Companies join to push music on memory cards

NEW YORK (AP) — Just as vinyl once gave way to compact discs as the main physical medium for music,


PRIMETIME EMMYS Some of the winners

A partial list of winners at Sunday’s 60th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards presented by the Academy of


Smothers brother takes home Emmy

Smothers brother takes home Emmy hTommy Smothers received a commemorative writing achievement


Prime Minister Olmert of Israel gives resignation

JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, embroiled in a series of corruption probes, resigned


President of South Africa steps down

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Thabo Mbeki delivered what some observers are calling the best speech


RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney

Sunday: The Hartford native turned in his third-best finish of the 2008 season Sunday at the Camping


Michael apologizes to fans

Michael apologizes to fans LONDON — Singer George Michael apologized to his fans Sunday for


St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace

St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Drs. James and Cynthia Kravec, Canfield, girl, Sept. 20. Shane


Report says fire departments lag in response time

COLUMBUS (AP) — Few fire departments in fast-growing central Ohio meet the national standards for


America rebounds for Ryder triumph

The Europeans didn’t win the Cup for the first time since 1999. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Boo Weekley


Agenda Tuesday

Agenda Tuesday Hubbard Public Library trustees board, 5:15 p.m., Schafer Conference Room, 436 W.


Chucking plastic, bucking trend

The average debt for those with credit card balances is $17,100. NEW YORK (AP) — Here’s one way to


There is a tougher but urgent transition ahead

Opinion: On the morning of Nov. 5, whoever wakes up as president-elect should be able to answer a question


ENTRANCING THERAPY

If you’re willing to believe in it, hypnotism may help your problems Not everyone is open to the

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The $1 trillion wake-up call

Editorial: The $1 trillion wake-up call Just a week ago, President Bush’s position was that the fundamentals


Hating the other party serves no purpose

Opinion: NEW YORK — As angry and politically active as I am this presidential election, I’m starting to


REGION

REGION New Web site launched for Youngstown architects YOUNGSTOWN — Balog Steines Hendricks &


The five business incubator programs in Northeast Ohio that are part of NEOinc have created a total

The five business incubator programs in Northeast Ohio that are part of NEOinc have created a total


THISTLEDOWN results

THISTLEDOWN results Sunday 1stSEmDHigh Tide (Gonzalez)2.602.202.10 Darragh (Banda)3.402.40


Couple rakes in figures in bobblehead business

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. — Working from home has its challenges. Jeff and Christine Wolsky know them


A break for consumers

A break for consumers Kansas City Star: Oil prices are plummeting around the globe, down 38


Big upset provides big boost

Just like that, Youngstown State is back in the thick of things in the Missouri Valley Football


“The American people are concerned about the situation in our financial markets and our

Opinion: “The American people are concerned about the situation in our financial markets and our economy. And


Homeowner must cover cost of wind-damaged fixtures

As of Sunday, there were still about 125,000 customers without power across Ohio. COLUMBUS (AP) —


Let the union take initiative

Opinion: Let the union take initiative EDITOR: The real problem with the closing of Hubbard’s IGA remains


TODAY

TODAY 8:30 a.m. (STO) “This Week in Baseball.” 7 p.m. (ESPN) NFL: “Monday Night Countdown.” 7


Today is Monday, Sept. 22, the 266th day of 2008. There are 100 days left in the year. Autumn

Today is Monday, Sept. 22, the 266th day of 2008. There are 100 days left in the year. Autumn


Vindy.com News Podcast for September 22, 2008

Vindy.com News Podcast for September 22, 2008


COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Saturday’s late games

Slippery Rock 24, Gannon 16 — SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. — Redshirt sophomore Ryan Lehmeier ran for two


NFL PREVIEW \ Tonight’s game

NEW YORK JETS at SAN DIEGO Kickoff: 8:30 p.m. TV: ESPN Opening line: Chargers by 71‚Ñ2. Record


WARREN G. HARDING HIGH SCHOOL

WARREN G. HARDING HIGH SCHOOL Fast facts Size: 318,670 square feet Student capacity: 1,803


NFL

NFL Favorite Points Underdog Week Three SAN DIEGO 81‚Ñ2NY Jets Sunday, Sept 28th. Baseball


ROUNDUP \ Sunday’s other games

AFC Dolphins 38, Patriots 13 FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Ronnie Brown and the lowly Miami Dolphins ended


STATE STREET

STATE STREET Comments sought Written comments concerning the State Street traffic light project


Tribe moves past .500 with win over Detroit; Pittsburgh falls again

The Pirates recorded their record-tying 16th consecutive losing season. CLEVELAND — Cliff Lee


MLK JR ELEMENTARY: About the school

The ribbon-cutting ceremony Sunday at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School, 2724 Mariner Ave.,


ysu

ysu Wilson selected ST. LOUIS — YSU cornerback De’Angelo Wilson was named defensive player of


Saturday’s Games

Saturday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE N.Y. Yankees 1, Baltimore 0 Toronto 6, Boston 3 Tampa Bay


Inventory shows gifts Strickland kept, gave back

The governor is pretty strict when it comes to his own ethics rules. COLUMBUS — Gov. Ted

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TRUMBULL COUNTY

TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Calvin G.Wilson, 31, of 176 Oak Knoll Ave. N.E., Warren, and


tennis

tennis Women Saint Vincent 6, Westminster 3 — Saint Vincent is 7-1 and the Titans are 6-3. Men


Bailout plan frustrates Congress

One senator said the U.S. hasn’t seen the end of the cost yet, calling the situation ‘the mother of


‘Worst Week’: a great time for star Kyle Bornheimer

The series’ creator was a producer on ‘SportsNight’ and ‘Scrubs.’ NEW YORK — Sam Briggs is


‘30 Rock’ stars take home Emmys

AMC’s ‘Mad Men’ won best drama. LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Mad Men” and “30 Rock” aren’t ratings winners,


Indians win, Pirates lose

Indians win, Pirates lose The Indians went over the .500 mark by defeating the Tigers, while the


PBS 45/49 set to go digital in November

Viewers will notice a clearer picture after the digital conversion. KENT — The Public


U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED

U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED James E. Blackmon Jr. The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is


boardman plan Township objectives

Trustees have approved a plan laying out short, mid- and long-term goals for the township. The


Government backs Wall St., not science

Opinion: To think a week ago we were fretting about pigs and lipstick! Strange as it seems, the collapse of


Here’s a page from making books smell better

Dear Heloise: Do you know how to remove the musty smell from books? We have a nice set of atlases,


Neglected wife calls a foul

Dear Annie: I have been married for 16 years and have three young children. My husband works 12-hour


Old offenses can mean school workers’ dismissal

Background checks are resulting in uncertain futures for some employees. Sweeping changes in


BRITAIN

BRITAIN The Guardian, London, Sept. 17: The departure of General David Petraeus from Iraq


Monday's Best Bets on TV

“Dancing With the Stars” (8 p.m., ABC): “Dancing With the Stars” returns with a cast of happy


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